Lucknam Park named UK’s top hotel in Condé Nast Traveller awards
Wiltshire property also secured third place for best UK spa and ranked 16th across Europe in the US edition of the survey
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London’s Kingsland Hotel brought to market for £2.25m
Joint administrators put 28-bedroom Brent property on the market with planning potential
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Mulberry Media, Founded in 1997, Provides Digital News and Analysis for Specialist Business Audiences
📰 Established in 1997, Mulberry Media is a cutting-edge B2B media and events company. They manage industry-leading digital news brands that target today's professionals. Utilizing modern, data-driven platforms, they provide fast and insightful journalism and analysis to engage and inform specialist business audiences.
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Mulberry Media Provides Digital News and Analysis for Professionals Through Data-Led Platforms Since 1997
📰 Mulberry Media, established in 1997, is a B2B media and events company that operates industry-leading digital news brands. The company specializes in delivering fast, insightful journalism and analysis using modern, data-driven platforms designed to engage and inform business professionals.
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Mulberry Media, Established in 1997, Offers Digital News and Events for Specialist Business Audiences
📰 Mulberry Media, founded in 1997, is a B2B media and events company known for its digital news brands targeting professionals. They offer fast, insightful journalism and analysis using modern, data-driven platforms to engage specialist business audiences. For more information, visit their website at www.mulberrymedia.co.uk.
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Clermont Hotel Group CEO Gavin Taylor Discusses London Market Strategies and Hell's Kitchen Collaboration at The Cumberland
💼 Gavin Taylor, CEO of Clermont Hotel Group, discusses strategies behind managing London's iconic hotels. His finance and operations background influences leadership and guest experience. The discussion covers London’s hotel market dynamics and competition. Clermont aims to redefine luxury through initiatives like partnering with Gordon Ramsay's Hell’s Kitchen at The Cumberland.
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UK Government Announces £210m Plan to Revitalize Empty Town Centres and Support Community Projects Across England
💵 The UK government announced a £210m package for regenerating town centres across England by revamping vacant buildings into community spaces. It includes £125m for a derelict buildings fund, £65m for local group-led restoration of properties, £10m for high street rental auctions, and £10m for co-operative development. The initiative aims to empower local communities to revitalize their high streets, with prominent figures like Prime Minister Andy Burnham and Angela Rayner endorsing the plan.
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The Traddock Hotel in Yorkshire Dales on Market for £2.25 Million After 24 Years of Reynolds Family Ownership
🏨 Traddock Hotel in Austwick, Yorkshire Dales, listed for £2.25m. The 14-bedroom, Grade II-listed property, owned by the Reynolds family for 24 years, includes two dining rooms, three lounges, and a bar. It accommodates 75 guests and offers expansion potential with planning consent. Updated in 2019, it's marketed by Colliers' Robert Smithson. The Reynolds family aims to retire, passing on a reputed business with growth opportunities to new owners.
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The Kronen Collection Acquires Keswick Country House Hotel from Choice Hotels for £8 Million, Plans Refurbishment
🏨 The Keswick Country House Hotel, a 73-bedroom property in Keswick, was sold for £8 million to The Kronen Collection, enhancing their presence in Cumbria. Located on 5.45 acres, it generated over £4 million annually. Kronen plans refurbishment to expand its hospitality portfolio. This sale marks Colliers' 73rd transaction in Cumbria since 2021. Kronen previously acquired Borrowdale Gates Hotel and Jesmond Dene House, emphasizing guest experience and property enhancement.
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Hotel Monitor 2027 Predicts Global Hotel Rate Increases, With Latin America Leading Up to 12.2% Growth
🏨 In 2027, hotel rates are projected to rise globally due to inflation and corporate travel demand. In London, rates may increase by 3.6%-5.4%, Paris by 3.1%-4.8%, and New York by 1.6%-2.5%. Latin American cities like Sao Paulo and Buenos Aires could see rates climb 10.9%-12.2% and 8.1%-8.7% respectively. UAE hotel occupancy dipped to 19.6% in March but rebounded to 40%-50%. Airfares rose 15% in mid-2026, affecting travel budgets.
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